Chris Uhles, LCMHC completed his Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University. Following his enlistment in the Air Force, Chris served in full-time pastoral roles for more than a decade, providing pastoral counseling to teens, college students, military men and women, as well as adults and couples. Through that time, he has sat with people on their worst and best days – learning how to be present and empathetic – two critical functions of a therapist.
Chris has in-depth experience working with Veterans and Active-Duty Military and their families, as he spent 12 years on multiple military bases. While working with our service members, he gained an understanding of the importance of incorporating the mind/body/spiritual connection into therapy.
Chris’ easy-going nature and style is evident as he very much enjoys developing a therapeutic relationship with his clients and is very experienced in adult ADHD as well as teen ADHD, couples counseling, early adulthood challenges and caring for those carrying past trauma. He is also very experienced in incorporating spirituality in care if that is requested.
Crisis and Trauma, ADHD/ADD, Impulse Control, Adolescent Issues, Self-Esteem, Confidence Issues, Foster Care, Communication, Veteran/Active Duty Issues, Crises of Faith, Spiritual Issues
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR),
Gottman Method, Adlerian Therapy, Existential Therapy, Logotherapy, Christian Counseling
